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February 13, 2025 - Dr. Wendsler Nosie Sr.:
Good evening, to everyone, here and around the world. I'm asking if you can light a candle tonight and say a prayer of forgiveness for us all for what we have done to our mother (earth).

Tomorrow, Friday, February 14th, the U.S. Supreme Court judges will again discuss to take up our case, to either grant us or deny us a hearing. This case is about the Spirit of Mother Earth, the first and most important gift from God to us all. If we are granted, not only America, but the world will hear and remember God's commandments as well as Jesus' words of the importance of every creation. If we are denied, colonization will continue, corporations will rule the world and definitely lead us to no return. So let us pray, that  everyone's spirit will reconnect so that God will prevail. Our case is about why we all exist, why we must protect the sacred, so that true healing will begin. Apache Stronghold -  WNSr  - View Facebook Post

January 27, 2025, Supreme Court Update 


Dr. Wendsler Nosie Sr., long time opponent of the Southeast Arizona Land Exchange and former Chairman and Councilman of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, reacts to the passage of the Southeastern Arizona Land Exchange and Conservation Act in December 2014.

"The greatest sin of the world has been enacted by Arizona Senator McCain, Senator Flake, and Representatives Kirkpatrick and Gosar of Arizona by including the Southeast Arizona Land Exchange in the National Defense Authorization Act (2015). We are calling on all religious faiths, & military veterans, for this country was founded on freedom of speech, religion and worship, which has been given away to a foreign mining company." 
 
"They declared war on our religion, we must stand in unity and fight to the very end, for this is a holy war." 
 
"We remember those who sacrificed and defended our people. We recognize our great leaders and their respect for those who know freedom. We must guide our people to, once again, hold our destiny in our own hands. I challenge each of us to overcome the oppression and begin the process of believeing in ourselves. This must be the first step... Usen, we ask for your blessing to guide our current and future leadership so that our children and the unborn will inherit our Apache Way of Life." - Wendsler Nosie Sr. 
Human Rights, Religious Rights, Environmental Rights have been Violated.

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